Supporting Points Approximation - Hbk Tim-Pn Montageanleitung

Table of failures in power
Failure in torque or
speed
[static]
or
[dynamic]
Failure at overflow
[dynamic]

10.3.5 Supporting points approximation

Fig. 10.15 Supporting points approximation
The Supporting points approximation menu can be used to re-adjust the torque. This can
be done either by entering the measured values (interpolation points) or by entering the
gradient. The approximation is only valid for the current rotor (the rotor ID number must
match the connected rotor). The rotor ID is shown on the start page. The Supporting
points approximation parameters are saved in the TIM-PN. These data are not stored in
TIM-PN
SETTINGS
Power is a derived quantity. The failure flag is set for dynamic
failures of speed or torque (over or underflow, CRC failure, no
data reception).
The result from the calculation
P = 2 x Pi x speed x torque is too large for the internal
processor.
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